Local Fire and Travel News From Montgomery to Columbus
Local notes report multiple residents traveling by train and car. Passengers include Mrs. D. A. Schmidt heading to Washington with visits to Gen. McCloud, and Mrs. William Reynolds taking the Firefly to Burlington for the Fourth. Others spent the day visiting friends, shopping, and returning home from city trips.
Local residents busy with shopping and visits around town
Mrs. Robert Chapman returned home after a day of shopping at Tawa Center while Ben Butter and John Butter were in town visiting their parents Mr. and Mrs. John Butter in Easy Bit street. George Stahl of Columbus Junction rode last night to the city after a day of shopping. William Tuadsey of Dayport spent the day handling business in town before returning home. Frank Priester of Putington left by the Firefly after a day of business. A. J. Jolean and a companion from La Salle toured Werland by car and visited local homes. Mrs. Anat Vogel, aged 91, hosted relatives near the area for the visit. Sal Loury returned home from Denver and Pueblo, with Eth hor remaining elsewhere as plans unfold for travel to Peoria.
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Columbus
Harry Rishley
Baring
Ting
Walter Carlisle
New
Airport
Robert Ellsworth
Robert Chapman
Tawa Ctr
John Butter
George Stahl
Columbus Junction
William Tuadsey
Dayeport
Tatumud
Frank Priester
Putington
Ruth Berry
West Branch
H. C. Barnes
Chautauqua
Raymond Sarver
J. M. Scott
Tha Mer
A. Orchard
Mo West Liberty Chautauqua
Pyiss
Margaret Lamborn
Newon
D. Barr
Wilton
Mires R. J. Smith
Montezuma
Z. A. Grey
M. J. Spence
J. Mild
Wies Kantp
Nichols
Hazel and
Brelfne
Marengo
John Hines
Gee
Hines
Guy
Summerss
Baby Gangster
BR. Closa
Downer
J. BR. Hollingsworth
Des Moines
Mallingsworth
J. Mcintosh
Masortire
Ugsiness
Mabel Watson
Boone
Grace Shellaburger
King Arthur's Court
Arthur Leverich
Chitldren
John and
Ruth
Lone Tree
Iona West
Liberty
Wright
Perens
Chester Wwright
Chicago
Amelia Wildersie
Mary Myers
Burlington
Grinnell
Grace and
Kane Zern
Winterset
Nellie Ell
Po'pe Speight
George Bradford
Smith
Jess
McBride
Mee
Geo. Ward
Ce ‘Dar Rapids
J. J. Egersmyer
Cedar
Willian’ Brown
Brown
Sips
Steamer Wenona Makes First Midweek Excursion Run
The Wenona steamer, operated by White Collar Lines, arrived yesterday from Davenport on the first midweek trip to Pearl City. A large crowd traveled, with pleasant shore time in Musea, and Capt Blair notes potential for another excursion to Musrating.
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Wenona
Pearl City
Avenport
Musea
Glaasantome
Blair
Musrating
Shower Gift Toss Sparks Panic at Prospective Bride's Party
A home shower for Marin a oh hosted by friends turned chaotic when a hanging umbrella released a shower of gifts and a farm clock alarm, triggering a brief panic. Rev Fred started the ceremony anew as guests recovered from the surprise.
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Muspa Qnarch
NG Melas
Anesha
Wedding at Rock Island Unites George Jones and Eval McCrosky
The ceremony occurred Wednesday at 4 pm at the bride's brother George McCrosky's Rock Island home. Rev W B Ogilvie presided. witnesses included relatives and the bride's mother Mrs L Townsend. The bride, formerly of Lowe jewelry, and George Jones, a Mus ictian with the Pandhet band, plan to live in South Africa. The Ladies Aid of the Indian M E church meets next Thursday July 7 at Mrs Hla Kent's for officer elections.
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George McCrogsky
Rock Island
George Jones
Oregon Street
Eval McCrosky
Milag,avenue
W. BH. Ogilvie
Presbyterian Church
Rocky Island
Miles Avenue
Antil
Lowe Jewelry Factory
Jones
South Africa
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
Inland M. E. Church
Hla
Kent
Fruitland
West Liberty Chautauqua Notes and Local Visits
West Liberty records a flurry of visitors for chautauqua and nearby events. Residents and guests from Iowa City Muscatine Wilton Wilton Marengo Davenport and Des Moines attend gatherings, visits, and social calls across town with a constant stream of names and routes noted.
Farmer's modern machinery lifts home life and profits
A farmer showcases multiple I H C engines and implements that extend beyond plows and harvesters. Stationary water pumping engines provide home and barn water, while portable power drives cream harvesters, choppers, cider mills, and shredders. manure spreader and hay baler boost yields, reduce labor, and improve family life, prompting a call to visit an I H C agent for literature on farm equipment purchases.
Joy Riders Spark Public Road Scandal In Philadelphia
Judge Brogie urged action after a grand jury discharged in criminal court, blaming community laxity for reckless driving. He said a dangerous path exists when one driver class dominates city streets and rights are ignored, calling for public responsibility.
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Philadelphia - Surisy
Philadelphia
Dol
Brogie
Lana's Family Tonic Laxative Claim Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement hawks Lana's Family tonic tea as a cure for headaches heaviness and back pains. It claims to clear head symptoms restore strength and relieve stomach discomfort, urging readers to try the tonic for rapid healing.
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Sida
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